This knowledge base contains internal developer documentation for SCT developers.

If this is your first time visiting this wiki, here are some important pages that will help get you started:

1. Project overview: Start with this page, which will provide you with some background context on what SCT is and how it's used, as well as give you a bird's eye view of how SCT's codebase is structured.
2. "good first issues": These are small tasks that will can help new contributors get familiar with SCT's typical workflow (opening a branch, submitting a pull request, receiving a PR review, and responding to feedback).
3. NeuroPoly Contributing Guidelines: If you're new to contributing on GitHub, this page will provide you with some basic guidance, including how to work on branches and submit pull requests.
4. Installing SCT for development: After you've found an issue you'd like to work on, you can follow this page to prepare your working environment for development on SCT.
   • Note: This is only truly necessary if you plan to make intensive changes to SCT that you wish to test out locally.